Consumer News: Black Friday 2026: Mark your calendar for these major retailer sales

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Details: Written by Consumer Affairs News; Category: Consumer Daily Reports; Published: 13 November 2026; Created: 13 November 2026; Last Updated: 13 November 2026

Black Friday isn't just one day anymore. For many of America's biggest retailers, it's become a weeks-long shopping event, with early discounts appearing well before Thanksgiving.

And that creates a problem for shoppers: How do you know when to buy, especially when Amazon, Walmart, Target, and other major retailers are all running promotions on different schedules?

This year, Black Friday falls on Friday, November 27th. Cyber Monday will be on Monday, November 30.

We've put together a calendar covering 18 major retailers, including online shopping giants, department stores, warehouse clubs, home improvement chains, and electronics retailers.

One important distinction to remember is that a retailer's early holiday promotions aren't necessarily its official Black Friday sale. Some stores announce several separate events, each with different dates and discounts.

Author: Kyle James
Source: Consumer Affairs

Posted: 2026-11-13 23:00:50

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